Tasting Notes and Ratings

Here are the tasting notes and ratings for the JFR Lunatic Corojo Torch cigar:

• Wrapper and Composition: Nicaraguan Corojo ‘99 wrapper from Jalapa with double binders and fillers from Esteli and Jalapa. Made entirely with Nicaraguan tobacco grown on Aganorsa farms​
  (Stogie Press).
• Initial Flavor: The shaggy foot starts with a sharp peppery spice and earth notes, creating a bold start without wrapper influence​
  (Leaf Enthusiast)
• First Third: As the wrapper ignites, flavors of cedar, dried fruit sweetness, and pepper emerge, adding complexity. The retrohale introduces roasted peanut notes
  ​(Leaf Enthusiast)
• Middle Third: The flavor profile balances with creamy citrus, nutty notes, and subtle natural sweetness. Some reviewers noted mild burn issues that required touch-ups
  (Stogie Press).
• Final Third: Transitions to more earth-forward tones with cedar and red pepper heat, and hints of cinnamon near the nub. A sweet nut aroma lingers throughout the smoke​(
  (Leaf Enthusiast)
• Construction: Generally well-made with a good draw, though some samples required burn corrections. Medium to full-bodied with a robust smoking time of around 2 hours​
  (Stogie Press).
• Rating: Scored between 89-95, praised for its complexity and value as a medium-plus strength cigar​(
  (Leaf Enthusiast)